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2023-02-28-accounts

– TRUSTEES REPORT APR 23

Let me begin as always by thanking my fellow Trustees for all their contributions during the past year. Our main concerns over this period have firstly been to try and resolve the issue regarding the safety matting in our playground. The contractor did not fulfil his contractual obligations and then having promised to fix the problems, changed his mind and promptly demanded payment offering us a 25% discount instead. This was rejected as we did not know what costs would be incurred rectifying the problems. I involved the Council from whom we had received the grant for this work and they have agreed to make good the repairs within the 25% discount offered, and indeed have been very helpful. The matter is now close to resolution.

Our second concern has been the cost of energy and its use in the Pavilion. It was agreed that the Dance School would have to pay more to cover their usage. This has been agreed. Unfortunately the Toddlers’ Group were not prepared to pay more and will cease using the Pavilion from 1 May. We felt that WERFA members’ rates could remain the same having recently increased them. As a result of energy costs we thought it wise to put on hold a number of projects; the improvements to the 10’ way and to the exterior of the Pavilion. Indeed it has been agreed that our main priority, should finances permit will now be improvements to the interior, including some energy saving measures.

Our third concern has been getting to grips with the new banking system and I am pleased to announce that the take-up of paying subs by standing order or bank transfer has been encouraging.

We have set about a number of safety checks to ensure we are compliant with various regulations eg. electrics, fire etc. There seems to be little appetite for reinstating WERFGO which has been postponed for at least another year. The wildlife area continues to thrive; we are hoping to see some more wild flowers this year and more trees have been planted; one in honour of Don Johnson, who has been a dedicated, long-serving member of WERFA, on the occasion of his 90[th] birthday – he

does not look a day over 70! I also want to thank Paula Dale, our long-standing Treasurer, who stood down at the end of this financial year, for her years of dedicated service.

We will be hearing from the Social Committee after this meeting but as always our thanks go to them for all the events that they organise. We are now also offering discounted prices for members attending social events – another benefit for being a member. It was also good to see Santa back last Christmas and I know it was appreciated by many families. We are looking forward to our BYO Picnic in the Park on Sunday 7 May.

Finally I remain committed to seeing WERFA thrive, increasing our membership, and keeping our community together, caring for each other and continuing to make the Woodlands Estate the great place it is to live.

INCOME

WOODLANDS ESTATE RESIDENT FREEHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION Registered Charity Number 267423

Profit and Loss

Mar '21 - Feb '22

Event Income
Fundraising & Subscriptions
Assoc. membership
Full membership
Newsletter advertisisng
WERFAGO
Fundraising & Subscriptions - Other
Total Fundraising & Subscriptions
Hall Income
Parent & Toddler Group
Private Hires
Social Club Usage
The Village School of Dance
Hall Income - Other
Total Hall Income
Other Income
Donations Received
Interest on Deposits
Other Income - Other
Total Other Income
Section Income
Bowls
Whist Club
Total Section Income
Total Income
£175.00
£2,190.00
Members
Hall Hire
Stay & Play
£770.27
Donations
£3,135.27
Adverts
Dance Co.
£460.00
Interest
£1,810.00
Members Online
£11.00
£4,316.00
£314.00
£6,911.00
£391.00
£1.42
£3,306.00
£3,698.42
£0.00
£0.00
£0.00
£13,744.69

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Mar '22 - Feb '23

£1,468.00 £2,598.00 £1,160.00 £10,013.00 £411.00 £7,885.00 £13.23 £1,567.00

£25,115.23

WOODLANDS ESTATE RESIDENT FREEHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION Registered Charity Number 267423

EXPENSES

Profit and Loss

Mar '20 - Feb '21

Fund Raising Expenses
Lottery Licence
Paper & printing (Newsletter)
WERFAGO Licence
WERFAGO Prizes
Total Fund Raising Expenses
Grounds Maintenance
Mower Petrol & Other
Tractor Mower Maintenance
Grounds Maintenance - Other
Total Grounds Maintenance
Hall Expenses
Cleaning Costs
Cleaning Materials
Electricity (Heating & Lighting)
General Maintenance & Security
Insurance
Performing Rights
Catering, Auditor
Water and Sewer
Total Hall Expenses
Other Expenses
Postage
Stationery
Other Expenses - Other
Total Other Expenses
Social Club
Sports Courts
Total Expenses
Proft for the Year
Cleaner
To s club
£30.00
Auditor
Insurance
£30.00
Hall expenses
SSE
PPL & PRS
Hall repairs
£61.26
Garden
£61.26
AGM
Xmas drinks
£280.00
Subs refund
Water
£959.96
£1,028.13
£2,118.50
£767.10
£70.00
£5,223.69
£225.00
£225.00
£92.50
£5,632.45
£32.36
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Mar '22 - Feb '23

£920.00 £803.25 £50.00 £2,025.55 £168.95 £4,648.92 £530.71 £468.38 £1,779.96 £13.15 £79.81 £38.00 £111.80 £11,638.48

£11,638.48 £13,476.75

WOODLANDS ESTATE RESIDENT FREEHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION Registered Charity Number 267423

BALANCE
Balance brought forward
Income
Expenditure
Represented by:
Cash & Bank Deposits & Current Assets:
National Savings
Cash in hand
Bank a/c
Allocated as follows:
General funds
Sports courts
Buildings
As of 28/02/2022
£24,354.63
£13,744.69
£38,099.32
-£11,453.68
£26,654.64
£14,213.84
£1,003.14
£11,428.66
£26,645.64
£13,605.99
£3,039.65
£10,000.00
£26,645.64
As of 28/02/2023
£26,645.64
£25,097.23
£51,742.87
-£11,638.49
£40,104.38
£961.84 Unreconcil
£41,066.22
£14,227.07
£558.01
£26,281.14
£41,066.22
£28,026.57
£3,039.65
£10,000.00
£41,066.22

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